Case Report

Reconstruction of Natural Smile and Splinting with Natural Tooth Pontic Fiber-Reinforced Composite Bridge

Table 1

Peridontal indices at different stages of treatment.

Indices before periodontal treatments
 Tooth number18171615141312112122232425262728
 Recession* (mm)B221332120020020011110122020030020240232
P112342010010252233
 Pocket depth** (mm)B332223534437633733322225824435525523326624
P533324435637744733434424835535525534435323
 Mobility***IIIII+II++IIII+I+
Indices 4 weeks after periodontal treatments
 Tooth number18171615141312112122232425262728
 Recession (mm)B222443221231131211210223231121121343232
P322352111020111110010010010263233
 Pocket depth (mm)B322222222216612522322224522224313422225523
P422323223426643322324424733323225423323323
 MobilityIIII+II++IIII+II
Indices six-month after restorative treatments
 Tooth number18171615141312112122232425262728
 Recession (mm)B322333222343343221221101221343121121444333
P322352121132111110011010010243233
 Pocket depth (mm)B322222212223411212212312212212223222
P222323213323411212212312213212213211
 MobilityII+++II

Recession: exposure of the tooth via the apical migration of the gingiva is called gingival recession or atrophy. Pocket depth is the distance between the base of the pocket and the crest of the gingival margin. Miller’s classification of mobility: grade I (−0.2 < horizontal movement ≥ 1 mm), grade II (−1 < horizontal movement ≥2 mm), and grade III (2 < vertical or/and horizontal movement). Abbreviations: B = buccal; P = palatal.